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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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Was sitting on a bench on a sunny afternoon in the city, minding my own business. Some rough-looking old man walks up to the bin next to the bench I sit on, unzips his trousers, and pees into the bin like it’s the most normal thing in the world.
Yo I live in Chicago too!
Actually, it happened in Trier, Germany. In front of the cathedral, nonetheless. So peeing into bins in public is a thing in Chicago?
I mean, that's just something that happens in every major metropolitan city worldwide, no doubt. Comes with the territory. I love my city, but man.. you see some shit (literally)